In “Prayer No Dey Kill Ohh,” Elijah Fontem and Pst share a straightforward but powerful message. Philip Akinwande Okikijesu and Sophia Richie. You can’t just listen to this gospel chant and go on. It remains with you.
It speaks to the times when you are worn out, perplexed, or even dissuaded from praying. The language is quite straightforward. Prayer doesn’t kill. It implies that you don’t lose anything when you pray. It doesn’t make you weaker.
Rather, it strengthens you, uplifts you, and keeps you upright when life seems overwhelming. Prayer is sometimes perceived as a source of tension or pressure, but this sound softly corrects that perception and portrays prayer as a kind of assistance rather than punishment.
